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1/10 for chestnuts, I don´t like them at all...

I make spinach pie too!! :):) When I do, I make two or three cause they eat them in less than one hour...

Just had a sandwich: tomato, turkey, mustard, onion, pickles... tasted like paper as I have a cold...

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10 out of 10. I thought I was the only one who had a habit of chewing and eating paper.

As soon as I leave this god-forsaken hellhole, I'm going to Applebee's for a huge rack of ribs, salad, and baked potato....and maybe a beer or two.

:afro: :afro: :afro: :jester: :rockon: :rockon:

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8/10 for the meal at appleby's.

9/10 if you have a couple of beers with the meal.

10/10 if that same sexy barmaid still works there when I lived in PA. :googly:

Does she, Sammy? :jester:

I'm eating pineapple chunks in lime gel. :)

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8/10 for the meal at appleby's.

9/10 if you have a couple of beers with the meal.

10/10 if that same sexy barmaid still works there when I lived in PA. :googly:

Does she, Sammy? :jester:

I'm eating pineapple chunks in lime gel. :)

First time I was in this particular Applebee's in Wilkes-Barre. The waitresses were cute but young....oh so young....bordering on jailbait....you know, the kind you wanna fly to Vietnam...

...and the ribs weren't that great either...Damon's makes a much better rack.

:afro: :afro: :afro: :jester: :jester:

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8/10 - a little fatty and it can be offputting when it catches your eye....

Homemade apple jelly on granary bread toast with real butter, washed down with tea and orange juice.

Regards

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10 /10 , especially if the bread is freshly baked ; 9/10 otherwise .

Homemade ( Sicilian ) lemon curd tarts with a dollop of whipped cream on top , warm shortbread cookies and washed down with tea or freshly brewed coffee ?

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10 /10 : sounds like a dinner possibility for tomorrow !

A piping hot haggis with an ounce of fine Islay scotch poured over it , mashed turnips and potatoes and a bottle of Normandy cider or mulled wine to wash it down .

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9/10 as I wouldn't want the malt to clash with cider or wine. A good spring water would suffice.

A large fresh field mushroom stuffed with brie, chopped garlic and chives, grilled, served with a Reisling and pitted olives....

Regards

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Kevin: Oh, fantastic! 0 for the haggis, 9 for the scotch, 1 for the turnips, 8 for the potatoes and 10 for the wine.

Diggs: 10 for the lot, sounds great! I love reisling.

Candy canes

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10 /10 for the beating , as all kids have it coming at least once in their lives -- oh ! C'mon , now ! It's true . ADMIT IT !

A Shepard's pie , made with ground mutton , not beef ( potato surface just golden and lightly crisp ) , HP sauce , salt and fresh ground pepper , and a pint of tapped Guinness -- no cans nor bottles .

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Are they so you can lure the kids in for a beating?

Regards

As an early childhood educator in training, I do not believe in hitting children, except maybe my own (IF I ever have any) :D :D

The candy canes are for me though!

Anyway, I'll let Kevin continue creating his fantasy meal :laughing:

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I wouldn't think so -- but it's not a bad choice . I'm just getting eager to go home again in a couple of weeks and I often start to think about what I want to eat when I get there .

Might be a good idea for a new thread ...

Beer-battered fish , clams , prawns and chips , coleslaw , with both cocktail sauce and tartar sauce .

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Mmmmm, a Frey Bentos family-sized steak & kidney pud sat in a 'moat' of Heinz baked beans, drizzled in ketchup.....

Followed by a packet of bourbon biscuits, 1/2 hour of peace in the toilet then fall asleep in Lorraine Kelly's cleavage....

Oh, then you can shoot me.

Regards

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